Depth of Field and film look test
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you can do both. Its dependent on which camera you have.
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all about cinematography and what kind of camera you have. If you have a prosumer camera (Hvx200, Dvx100) you'll figure out DOF pretty quickly.
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gotta love the audioslave music
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Nah I've done waaay too much research to stick my neck out far enough to "get one" for 899. Like photoUSA and most others will sell the cheap version as a case only LOL or japanese refurbished half-broken
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man i can never figure out depth of field when it comes to a close up of a person and the background being blurry. not sure if u have to do it with a camera or if u can do it with after effects. :(
standalonesociety9 3 years ago
well after effects would work but it would take alot of work. On a green screen i would be easier. What i did here was to use two lenses, the camera's own lense and a 2.0x telephoto lense on the front of the camera. When i zoomed in from far off, usually about 15-20 ft away, i would manually focus the camera lense. The panasonic gs-65 has a manual control for the lense and aperture, etc. It starts to work @ about 10 feet but the farther you go the more depth you can achieve. keep trying.
adex02 3 years ago
Nice nice. I'm working on getting the dvx100-b as well. Audioslave rocks too. Thanks for the upload
Tristanvash38 4 years ago
if you google dvx100b you can find some for like $899 and up. pretty good considering that they go for a lot more elsewhere. thank for the comment btw. the guy below, teenytinyjesus, and i are always talking about making some kind of a movie but we naver have had the means. the gs65 is suprising, considering its 60i and not progressive at all.
adex02 4 years ago
I am a poop fisherman and I like your face.
teenytinyjesus 4 years ago
yeeeeee haaaaa!! fried chicken!
adex02 4 years ago